Ahura Mazda
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A·hu·ra Maz·da
(ä-ho͝or′ə măz′də)n.
The chief deity of Zoroastrianism, the creator of the world, the source of light, and the embodiment of good. Also called Ohrmazd.
[Avestan ahurō mazdå, the Wise Lord : ahurō, lord; see ansu- in Indo-European roots + mazdā-, wise; see men- in Indo-European roots.]
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Ahura Mazda
(əˈhʊərə ˈmæzdə)n
(Other Non-Christian Religions) Zoroastrianism another name for Ormazd
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A′hu•ra Maz′da
(ˈɑ hʊ rə)n.
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